Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-06-18
LOCAL AND OTmRR yUrs.
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sentfneI's Reporter.
Before eating pullet it's best to haul 1t.
Pocketing the insult-Accepting a bride.
Beveridge District, Inyo county, CAL, ia
booming.
Fourth Of July meeting at the Court
house tonight.
Food for redection-The good dinner
that you missed.
Mrs. f. Fridley went down to Palisade
: yesterday on q visit.
Hon. Thomas Wren vent down 10
Mount Hope yesterday.
A man may be q bad egg, but he's all
right till he gets "broke."
Measles are again prevalent in Eureka,
several cases being reported.
A 65-year old lady at East Saginaw,
Mich, is sick with the measles.
The winds are regulated by the blew
laws.-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
A man supposed to be Pete Olsen has
been arrested by the Sheriff of HALEY,
Idaho.
Never begin to read, write or sew for
several minutes after coming from dark
ness to light.
Remember the Star Band picnic ct the
Hamburg Ranch tomorrow. There will
be lots OF fun.
The Southern Pacific is removing its
shops from Ell Paso and San Antonio to
Houston, Texas.
Reno has ZIG children between the ages
OF six and eighteen years. The number
under six years is 100.
John l.. Sullivan, the pugilist, recently,
while at church in Lesdville, COL, put
$500 on the contribution plate.
The membership Of the K. Of L. In New
York State IL reported ut ia, 305, dis
tributed among 634 local assemblies.
Hon. Robert Briggs came in by stage
from Osceola on Thursday night and de-
parted yesterday for San Francisco.
j. Edgecomb left yesterday for Spruce.
mont. where he has gone to run the engine
in the smelling works at that place.
James r. Keene is reported by the New
York Times to have made large profits out
of two or three big mining deals recently.
Bill Nye says that nothing softens his
stony and obdurate heart like the low, sad
and yet mellow PUNK Of the ~fat-chested
banjo"
The attention OF all men is directed to-
ward heaven for moral influences alone,
but when q tack points heavenward 10
means business.
A woman woke her husband during the
storm the other night, and said: do
wish you would stop snoring. for I want
to hesr it thunder"
In Maine they have hollow canes which
will hold considerable whisky. The pop
ular idea OF a drink with q stick in il
is reversed there.
VIM. Bird. whose father was Chief OF
the Wyandotte tribe of Indians, on San
dusky river, Ohio, died in Virginia City
last Monday night.
The SENTINEL's force, from editor to
devil, return thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Rice for q supply OF "substantials +"
received Thursday night.
The Eureka public school will close for
, this term on the Gath instant, and until
then Mrs. Andy Siinson will take the place
OF Mrs. Atwood, who has resigned.
The Tuscsrors Times Review says: A
number Of first-clsss miners could find
employment In this camp at the present
time. There are but few If any idle men in
town.
A called Communication Of Eureka
Lodge No. 16, F. & A. M, will be held
this evening at 1880 o'clock. All Master
Masons in good standing are cordially in
vited to attend.
The SENTINEL ia under obligations to
the pupils In the High School Graduation
Class for tickets TO the exercises and ball
to take place at the Eureka Opera House
Friday evening, June "a.
William Reid came in by stage from
Taylor on Thursday night and left again
yesterday morning by train for Reno,
where he has gone to attend as q delegate
the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
= A m Of advanced age In the Mil.
= waukee, Wis.,, House Of Correction has
q Just discovered that q fellow-lunatic, the
deserted wife of q professional skater, il
her daughter. They had not seen each
other for Is years.
! A poet writes: at know sweet songs
: cannot sing" A musical critic who hal
faithfully attended all the concerts of the
season can recall having heard scores o.
r men and women similarly afflicted.
A letter covering o postal note wal
written under date Of June 10, mailed q
Q Eureka and addressed TO w. r. Strong a
Oo., Sacramento. The writer, who forgo'
O to sign his name to the letter is requested
10 send his signature and address TO tina
y firm.
The Prescott Miner says: A few even
ings ago q gentleman in the Sherman
House AZ that place. remarked that b,
r would like to get Q horned toad TO sent
10 MS sister. A tall, gaunt native there
upon said: 81 an q horned toad" H,
was not sent.
An eccentric ritualistic Episcopalia,
clergyman In st. John, N. B., recentl,
). threw his church into g fiutter of excite
: ment by proposing to observe the com
! ing Jubilee celebration by prayer ant
9 tasting on account of the imprisonment o
0 a ritualistic clergyman in England,
al Fugitive Caught.
IL HALEY Tnter-Idaho. wa;nca